Monthly archives for April, 2017

The Blood Tribe’s Lands Management department and its committee members hosted an Information Session on April 19,2017 whereby community members had the opportunity to meet with the Lands committee and staff to share their concerns on all matters related to tribal land. Emcee Travis Plaited Hair, Director, Sik-Ooh-Kotoki Friendship Centre, kept the people informed on […]

The U-19 Ladies Basketball team is travelling to various locations within Alberta to continue their training efforts and to share their skills and talents with community members from these areas. Gerard Brand, U-19 coach, and Leslie Kucey, U-19 Manager, are busy arranging schedules and practice dates and maintaining communication with the various community members as […]

The Blood Tribe is pleased to announce that it has entered into an Opportunities Assessment Memorandum of Understanding (the “Agreement”) with an affiliate of Indigena Capital (“Indigena”), a specialized provider of investment capital to Indigenous Nations. The purpose of the Agreement is to align the long-term commercial interests of the Blood Tribe with a management […]

The U-19 ladies basketball team is currently raising funds to assist financially for the trip to Toronto to participate in the North American Indigenous Games in July. The Gala is a function designed to showcase the players of the U-19 squad who are busy preparing to represent themselves, their families, their First Nations and Alberta […]